北海道の鉄道の除雪車両・除雪機械（２）【JR北海道】

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On: March 5, 2025

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北海道に鉄道が誕生して145年。この間さまざまな除雪車両・除雪機械が活躍してきました。今回は、当社が所蔵する写真から、駅や操車場といった構内での除雪を中心とした、作業の機械化の歴史をご紹介します。

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